The world’s largest CO2 pipeline is expanding in Alberta
Alberta Carbon Trunk Line has already removed the equivalent emissions of more than 890,000 vehicles
Canadian carbon capture and storage proponents optimistic about the future
'Continuing to do CCUS right ensures Canadians will continue to thrive with our economy and climate'
Partner content: Securing Canada’s energy future through an advanced workforce
Low-carbon solutions require advanced skill sets
Investment in Alberta’s emerging energy resources more than doubled since 2020
Alberta energy producers expected to spend $730 million this year developing hydrogen, geothermal, lithium and helium resources
Researchers gather in Saskatchewan to study world-leading carbon capture and storage facility
‘We can capture emissions and transport and store them permanently in the subsurface’
Canada’s oil and gas sector maintains lead in environmental protection spending
‘The Canadian energy space unfortunately gets a bad rap in terms of its media narrative’
A Matter of Fact: Reducing Canadian oil and gas not necessary, would hurt the world
Phasing out Canada's responsible energy supply would not reduce global emissions
Community conversations: Pathways Alliance’s Shafak Sajid on early engagement about CCS
‘Now is the time to talk about what Indigenous engagement will look like’
A Matter of Fact: Oil sands producers not greenwashing net zero plans
Pathways Alliance moving fast toward building one of the world's largest CCS projects
Carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) will spearhead energy transformation
Global CCUS spending projected at over US $256 billion to date between 2023 and 2030